Meet the Team
Owner
Natalie Adewunmi
RN, BSN, CCM
A Registered Nurse and a certified Care Manager with 13 years of experience, Natalie has worked in a variety of settings including the hospital, physician offices, in community centers, and in home environments. Natalie has a unique approach that focuses on a process of discovering what is most important to clients and their families. She is able to develop a step-by-step plan to achieve each clients goals and faces the most challenging situations with patience and compassion. Natalie and her team ensure that all clients experience love and respect in each interaction.
Senior Care Manager
Erin Judkins
BSN, RN
Erin has been a registered nurse for over a decade. Her passion is partnering with families to walk side-by-side with them throughout their loved ones' lives to help them navigate the journey before them. Erin began her nursing career in the neonatal intensive care unit. It was here she developed her skills in advocacy, collaboration, organization and client centered care. Desiring to continue this work once individuals leave the hospital setting, she has truly found a home within our team and the care management realm. Erin enjoyed growing her nursing practice to join and support older adults through the aging journey. She is skilled in being a calm, unwavering support during challenging seasons with setting clear, manageable next steps to help guide families through. Erin works to ensure our clients' voices are always heard and honored.
Director of Operations
Sarah Camp
Sarah ensures the smooth functioning of our office, allowing our dedicated care managers and companions to focus wholeheartedly on our clients’ well-being. Beyond her professional role, she is deeply committed to family and community. As a mother of two and a sister of eight, she understands the importance of strong connections. She currently serves on the board of Washtenaw County Senior Leaders, a local public charter school, and a local children's theater group.
What drew Sarah to care management? Her desire to empower clients to make informed decisions. She believes that well informed choices lead to better outcomes.
.jpg)
Care Manager
Kim Kennedy
BSRC
Kim Kennedy believes ‘service and care for others’ is her language of love. She began her career as a respiratory therapist caring for sick and premature children at Mott Children’s Hospital. Even when she took a career break to care for her own children, she continued to serve others as a substitute teacher, a fundraiser for nonprofits which provided education and healthcare to others, and giving her time to medical missions in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Colombia.
While helping several family members navigate various medical and practical issues, Kim saw an opportunity to help other seniors. Kim will always bring empathy and respect to each interaction, as she seeks to assist clients with their tasks in a joyful manner. In her free time, Kim enjoys nature and hiking in both local Ann Arbor and National Parks. In 2023, she and her family visited every Ann Arbor park.
Care Manager
Cassidy Duffy
LPN
Cassidy is a Licensed Practical Nurse with more than 15 years of experience and certificated in Gerontology. Her passion has always been caring for seniors. She has dedicated her career to advocating for their unique needs as they make the emotional and sometimes difficult transitions that come with aging. Cassidy has worked in dementia, rehab and long term care facilities, outpatient clinics and private duty home care settings. Care Management gives her the ability to create meaningful relationships with clients and their families to find creative solutions so clients can gain more independence and do what they love. She enjoys listening to their personal stories while helping prioritize their desires and needs in a respectful and compassionate way. Cassidy lives in Brighton with her husband and two young daughters.
.jpg)
Care Manager
Beth Pawuk
MSW
Beth has both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Social Work (MSW) and has spent her professional and volunteer career serving a variety of people from all walks of life, including older adults with cognitive disabilities. She stepped away from a paid career for several years, in order to spend quality time with her young daughter. Once her daughter was well-established in school, however, she was excited to join the Care Management By Natalie team! Beth strives to cultivate a relationship of care and dignity with each person, and believes people are strongest when surrounded by a community of support.
Care Manager
Mary Beth Harris
MPH, RDN
Mary Beth has a Masters in Public Health from the University of Michigan and is a registered dietitian. Prior to joining the team, she worked as a dietitian at Michigan Medicine C.S. Mott Children's Hospital as a member of the Children's Intestinal Rehabilitation Team for 12 years. Mary Beth's desire to combine her years of healthcare experience with her public health background and love of providing client centered care led her to this role. Mary Beth has a passion for planning and organizing and uses these talents to help our clients and families accomplish their goals. She enjoys engaging with clients and their families to identify what will help enrich their lives throughout the aging process.
.jpg)
Care Manager
Carol Ruesink
MSN, RN
Carol is a Registered Nurse with over 10 years of experience in diverse healthcare settings, including hospitals and universities. With a Master’s in Nursing Education and a strong clinical background, Carol is eager to apply her expertise to the senior community. She is dedicated to educating clients and their families on disease processes, chronic conditions, and overall well-being during aging, ensuring they are informed and empowered to make sound decisions.
Originally from Southern California, Carol now resides in Michigan after years of supporting her spouse, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel from Adrian, Michigan. They have two school-aged daughters and enjoy family time boating, running, biking, and exploring Michigan's natural beauty. Carol looks forward to establishing roots and becoming an active part of the Ann Arbor community.
Care Manager
Cathy Mitchell
Cathy holds degrees in both Psychology and Anthropology from Michigan State University, and a Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management from Eastern Michigan University. Her passion for supporting families with resources for their aging loved ones was realized ten years ago when she made the career shift to senior living. The desire to help and honor families and their loved ones throughout the aging journey has been extremely rewarding. In addition to her professional role as a Care Manager, Cathy is the mother of two, and supporter of aging parents and in-laws. She also serves on the board of the Wastenaw County Senior Leaders and has volunteered with the Ann Arbor Walk to End Alzheimer’s for the past 9 years. Cathy was drawn to Care Management because of her desire to help clients and families make the safest and most informed decisions to live their best life.
.jpg)
Care Manager
Jessie Dotter, RN
Jessie has been a Registered Nurse for almost 5 years, and has 10 years of experience in the healthcare field. She began her career as a medical assistant in a Dermatology clinic in Ann Arbor while attending nursing school at Schoolcraft College. She is currently finishing up her Bachelor’s Degree at Eastern Michigan University. Jessie worked bedside as an RN on a Rehab/Medical Surgical floor before transitioning to the care manager role. She is excited to use her nursing skills in a different way and really get to know the clients and individualize their plan of care. Jessie has a passion for caring for the geriatric population as she cared for her grandmother with Alzheimer’s during her final years. She feels immense gratification helping others in their aging journey.
Care Manager
Bryce Moffett
Bryce brings a unique blend of healthcare expertise and empathetic leadership to his role, driven by a deep commitment to serving older adults and individuals living with dementia. His five years in the operating room at BJC in St. Louis, working across complex specialties like trauma and transplant, honed his ability to perform under pressure and alongside diverse teams. More recently, as the Executive Director of a memory care facility, Bryce oversaw the care for residents with varying levels of cognitive decline. This experience not only deepened his passion for the aging population but also strengthened his capacity to lead with empathy, clarity, and calm in challenging situations. His academic background includes a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Bachelor of Science in Biology, complemented by graduate-level coursework in advanced scientific fields. Bryce finds immense fulfillment in guiding families through complex care decisions, ensuring each client feels heard, valued, and supported. He considers it a privilege to honor each individual's dignity and life story through compassionate care. Outside of work, Bryce enjoys hiking and aerial photography, and has even swam with whale sharks in Asia. He is also a proud parent to triplets.
Care Manager
Nancy Egerer, NP
​Nancy brings nearly five decades of dedicated nursing experience to her role, having served in a variety of capacities over her impressive 48-year career. For the last 20 years, she specialized as a Nurse Practitioner in Oncology, providing compassionate and expert care to patients navigating complex health journeys. Nancy holds a Bachelor of Nursing and a Master of Science, and is certified as a Nurse Practitioner in Adult Primary Care. She finds immense fulfillment in learning about her clients' diverse life experiences and passionately advocating on their behalf. Helping individuals gracefully navigate their aging journey is what truly motivates Nancy in her work. When she's not assisting clients, Nancy enjoys the great outdoors; you can often find her riding a tandem bicycle with her husband or sailing on their boat.
Companion Supervisor
Mariah Garner
Mariah brings a robust background in the home care world, with experience spanning both direct caregiving and management since 2014. Her comprehensive understanding of the field is further strengthened by her Bachelor's degree in Health Administration and a Minor in Aging Studies from Eastern Michigan University, where she graduated in 2018. What Mariah enjoys most about her work is the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with clients. She values learning from their diverse life experiences and finds deep satisfaction in making a positive impact on their comfort, dignity, and overall well-being. Outside of work, Mariah cherishes spending time with her family, especially her two sons.